(Then) that slave said (to the master),
Then the slave went to the master and said, ‘Listen my Lord, I want to tell you,
Then the slave went to the master and said, ‘Listen my Lord, I want to tell you,
‘When she wil1 see you sleeping, she will bite your eggs.’(6)
That Pathan kept this in mind
The Pathan listened carefully but asked nothing from her.
Taking her with him when the husband fell asleep.
When he took her into the bed and went to sleep, he recollected this.(7)
When the woman put her hand to see the testicles,
The woman started to grope his eggs. The husband took out a sword,
At the same time he killed the woman
And killed the woman, and ruined himself too.(8)
Dohira
Khan and Pathani (the wife) both died to become ghosts.
Being taken in by the gossip of the slave both were ruined.(9)(1)
Forty-third Parable of Auspicious Chritars Conversation of the Raja and the Minister, Completed with Benediction. (43)(783)
Chaupaee
A Bania lived in Orchha Nagar.
In the city of Odchhe, a Banyia, moneylender, used to live; he was very wealthy.
His Tilak was a woman named Manjari.
Tilik Manjri was his wife, who had stolen beauty from the Moon.(1)
Dohira
There lived a Raja, who was the epitome of beauty,
And, even, the Moon and the Sun were envious of him.(2)
Chaupaee
That woman, seeing the beauty of the king, became attached (to him).
When that woman saw him, she was astounded and lost all her sens
(He) fell in love with the king
She fell in love with the Raja and called him to her house.(3)
With Bir Ketu (the king named) (he) indulged
Raja Bir Ket made love with her and provided her with immense exhilaration.
Raja Bir Ket made love with her and provided her with immense exhilaration.
She slept with him pleasantly and indulged in various types of sex-acts.(4)
While enjoying with the king, her husband came.
While she was playing about, her husband came, and she enclosed him in huge box.
While she was playing about, her husband came, and she enclosed him in huge box.
She told her husband, ‘My dear, listen to me,(5)
Dohira
‘My friend and your thief are shut in this box,
‘You open it and do whatever you like.’(6)
Chaupaee
The king was very afraid after hearing (this).
When the Raja heard, he was very much scared and thought, ‘This woman would get me killed today.
When the Raja heard, he was very much scared and thought, ‘This woman would get me killed today.
‘They will open the box and with the sword they will murder me.’(7)
(The woman threw the key of the chest) to Shah
She gave the key to the Banyia and, with folded hands, requested,
Open the box and see (my) friend